SMILE ... :-)...

As usual, I just used LRT to move around KL. Thus, I took an LRT last Saturday, went to an Education Fair at KLCC Convention Centre, looking for a chance to further my study. So, I went there with my son. We had lunch before we went out and it was already 2 o'clock in the evening. Thus, I walked a bit faster in case I was late. Holding my boys' hand, we strolled to the platform. My husband dropped me at the train station. He couldn't be with us that day because he had extra work at his office. Azraei' couldn't wait to be on the train and he kept asking where was the train. Each second that question came out. When the train arrived, he walked in with a very bright face. Looking for a seat. Unfortunately, it was full. Luckily, a girl stood up and gave the seat to us. So, Azraei' ran to the seat and climbed it up. With a laugh, he stood and watched the scenery outside the train. He was having so much fun, mentioned each thing that he saw. Asking about all the thi...

  Just by looking at the graph, we know that the population in Malaysia is rapidly going. Which of course as a developer, I would definitely plan on building more houses. Which we can observe that nowadays there are a lot of projects up for sale. There are a lot of vacant lands exchanging hands and being developed. I definitely not know how to write about it in economic terms, I am just making some simple observations on the progress of this sector in Malaysia. The growth in population certainly effects the development as the demand for property increases. Thus, based on this condition, prices must go up. Its because the product of the demand takes a long time to finish. Even though we have more than 10 projects going at a time, it takes 2 years at least to finish them. Thus the demand is still high even after the products are on the market. Since, it is not a good reason to increase the price as high as we have ever seen in Malaysia. This is the average price in 2010 for a s...